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The Irish standard., 1887-07-16
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

| W7HEREAS. default has been made in the
| w condition of certain mortgage made and
executed by G.: Gunneson and Fenny Gnnneson,
his WIFE, to Clara Wyman, mortgages { dated the \.
18th day of September, 1885, and duly recorded III
the office of the register OF deeds in and for the
County Of Hennepin and State OF Minnesota, on
the l7th day OF September 1888. at O'Clock p. m.
in book rs Of mortgages, on page g, conveying
and real estate situated in the County of Henne-
| pin and State of Minnesota, viz: The west one
third ~ Of lot number eight ~ and lot number
nine (9) in block number four (4), in Highland
| Park Addition to Minneapolis. according to the
plat thereof on file and Of record II the office
nf the register Of deeds in and for said Hennepin
| county. . =,
! power of sale in said mortgage has become oper-
ative, and there is now claimed to be due and is
! debt secured thereby, the sum f,three hundred
and eis,ty-eight dollars and fifty Eight cents,
principal and interest including twenty-five
dollars attorneys fees on foreclosure, as stlp9-
lated in said mortgage, and no action or proceed7
| ing at law has been Instituted to recover sa1(1
| mortgage debt or any part thereof.
| Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen that py
virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned, and Herewith recorded, and pursuant t1
the statute in such case made and provided, sag
mortgaged premises by the sheriff Of said Henne-
pin county, Minnesota, at public auction at the
| front door Of the court house, in the city OF
! Minneapolis, County OF Hennepin and state OF
| Minnesota on Saturday, the 3rd day OF SeIte1n7
Der, 1887, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said
day. to satisfy the amount which will then be due
| on said mortgage and the debt secured thereby,
together with the costs and charges OF toreclos-
| ure.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Dated july 10Th. 1887.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-16
GAINESVILLE. MINI.
,l,cncc of The Irish Standard.

Correspondence Of The Irish Standard.
The liveliest town On the Northwest
aru road from Winona to Tracy is
GAINESVILLE. Since the recent fire the
work Of building went on steadily and
three brick blocks are already finished
and occupied. The new hotel, the finest
in Southern Minnesota, is just closed
in AMI Will soon be ready for guests.
We want another hotel, and it is a
grand openingif the right man comes
i'll and builds.
We have only two saloons under the
new law last year we had six. All the
Irishmen have gone out Of the business
and turned to something else. 1t does
not pay to have many saloons in q town
where all tue bows belong to the Total
Abstinence Society, as is the case in
GAINESVILLE.
All the crops in the vicinity look
good, and we expect rich harvest i'll
everything. j. Is.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-16

ing hall, the dimensions to be 4OxlSO.
! with three ante-rooms. In adopting
this principal OF cooperation we but
promulgate the doctrines Of Christ. and
perpetuate and keep alive the general
and fundamental PRINCIPLES Of the Or
der Of the knights Of Labor.
M. L. LEONARD.
The Irish standard., 1887-07-16
Fargo.

Special Correspondence Of The Irish Standard.
Knowing chat cooperation is en-
lightened sel6skness, and that sensible
men cooperate to better their condition,
we have lawfully constituted a CO.
operative company, to be known as the
Fargo Cooperative Association, with a
capital stock of $4,000. We have pur-
chased the machinery, engine and
boiler from w. HI. White, lumber
merchant, of this city. Have already
secured contracts to the amount Of
81 200. The mill started up on the 18th
inst, giving employment to seven men.
It's the intention Of the company to
purchase their lumber from the CO.
operative colony in Grow Wing county,
Minnesota; also to add to the mill an
other story. for the purpose Of meet
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

See that your Tickets read oper the
mississippi S7en,tessee railroad
ASK agents for it.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

HI
1.-THE proper course for Merchant
b pursue when he fails" says Walter
BARRETT, us to go deliberately to
Work. When he ii to fail and cannot
Help 1t, II he owes half million dol
lars, he should Immediately buy to
the extent OF q million; then turn
into cash SOY ssoo,ood. Then report
his failure as an immensely bad one.
and that the unfortunate merchant
will never pay two cents on the dollar.
IN this way he will be able to pur-
chase up all his debts for ten cents
on the dollar, OF for 100000. This
leaves him q clear gain in bank, or
United States stocks, 100000. Prop.
erly invested he can make $l0O, 900 on
that money. Pay that to his credi-
tors after relieved and oil will join In
saying: What an honest niahr
Let him give up every dollar and not
have enough to buy q morsel Of
yictuals, and every one will say:
What an internal scoundrplr"
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
4 LegiinR Merchant's Testimony i.


Mr.. D. j. Hynenian Is the leading
grocer Of Corinth; Miss. He stands
as high socially and financially as he
does as man Of strictest integrity
He tells how his little daughter was
cured Of eczel1Ia. Atty one who
wishes to hear more of the case, can
do SO by addressing the gentleman a
polite request for the details of the
case. Here Is a letter from Mr.. HS-
iielnan on the subject:
My little daughter had eczema
sometime ago. On recommendation
Of a physician, ! gave her $. 5. 5.
At once the effect Of the medicine
made her break out worse than she
was at first, thus driving out the
disease through the skin. She is
how about well, only spot here and
there occasionally showing.
1regard 8. s. 8: as very effective
ID eczenia, and recommend st unhes-
itatitgly to my neighoors as a spleh-
did Blood purifier.
Yours truly,
y. J. HYNEMAN.
ffeatise on Blood and Skin Diseas-
u thailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga. --
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Venus 10 the evening star. She 10
,ov visible to the naked eye before
.nnset, shine . serenely in the glowing
twilight, before . single shining
mint has pierced the star.depths,
and reigns supreme amid the bright
o,laxy of stars that surround her
yhep the evening shades prevail.
Obseryers can readily follow her
course as she passes south Of Pollux,
plunges through the nebulous mass
in Cancer and makes her swift way
toward Rcgulus 10 the handle of the
Sickle. Jupiter is evening star. He
n now in the best possible conditions
for observation with the unaided eye
and with the telescope. He is still
continuing his retrograde course In
the constellation Of the Virgin and
approaching nearer the bright star
spica. Twelve years will pass before,
having completed the circuit of the
ecliptic, he comes around to the same
position In regard to Spica. Keen
sighted observers may succeed in
obtaining q view Of Jupiter in day.
lirht He must be looked for few
degrees south of the moon, short
distance above the horizon. Saturn
Is evening star. This softly beaming
planet Is fair to see during the larger
portion Of the month, as he forms a
palt OF q rarely beautiful picture Of
the glory q the stars. The brilliant
Venus Is east Of him. Castor and
pollux are north and Procyon Is
south. Mercury is evening star. On
the 2Sth he Is In conjunction with
Saturn at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
fiood observers will be able to find
them with the unaided eye, as they
do not set on that evening until 0
O'Clock, more than an hour and
half sitter the sun. During the last
ten or twelve days Of the month
Mercury will present unusually ia.
vorahle conditions for observation as
evening star on account of his high
northern declination, and may be
readily found with the help Of an
opera glass by observers who COM
nand view of the north west horizon.
The June moon fulls on the 9th. On
the Gath the new moon, only three
days old, is in conjunction with We.
nus. The evening star and the young
moon will be fair to see as they hang
side by side in the western sky. The
sun continues to move north ward
until the Goth, when his northern
course is stayedi the longest day is
reached. He appeats to stand still
for nine days and then he turns his
face southwark, the days decreasing
In length from that time.-Ex:
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11
Splendid Equipment. Muenif-
cent Coaches, Pullman Buffet
Steepers, Trains A1ways On
Time.

The working arrangements between
the Mississippi and Tennessee and
Illinois Central Railroads insures the
prompt handling Of Freight business
forwarded over the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad shipments reach
Ing destination following day of de.
livery at Memphis depot
Business consigned to the care of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
at Memphis meets with dispatch via
this route.
We solicit your business. and request
your calling upon agents for infur-
nation, etc.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

lfyou wish to purchase II scholar
ship for y full course Of shorthand
instructions, cheap, apply TO the ed
'tor sf this paper.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-11

Price below all competition in reac
small mill and gin in the country Write for large Az
sid or outsde.-PRICEs Low
MakToOk the Georgia
thirteen competitors
Ground the best it,
that Beats them all mistake Ratchet set Wo
only Marfatt
with lV17N
Large mills order.
purposes The largest stock the South Send for price,
kinds staing puley Don't buy kind Of ns
chine without first getting prices a A. DEloAcH BRO"
~ Founder andM MaGhnsts, Atlanta Ga.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

IL lots adjacent to BOYLE HEIGHTS, In
the BROOKLYN tract, MORA tract,
TERRACE tract and HUMPHREYS
ADDITION TO BOYLE HEIGHTS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
Samta Fe Springs.

For sale, the Murray Tract OF 100 acres,
adjoining this forishing town on the
north. A railroad will be in operation
Within 60 days, bringing Santa Fe Springs
within 80 minutes Of the city. Will be sold
~ Q whole for $4OO per acre, on easy terms,
sold In tracts of from to 10 acres. Inves
4gate this, Murray, Power g. Co.. Fresno,
Cal Ches Cassat Davis, Attorney, Los An
gnlcu Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31
Residence Lots Free
Nadeau House.

To m who will build on a lovely tract near
Pasadena. Address s. D. Hovey, $50 Pine
Ekeet. San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-31

Nu0Gau HIOW06s
Two hundred rooms-hot and cold water.
Only elevate in the city. Twenty suites
with bath and closets. f. DUNHAw. Prom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

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sat lsaia. sxCeps tlAf sslitsfe4 - lae a1.s4l
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Harry bs.llaaaf = c.er4ias teF Jaaa
Farksr .----l4rpsatsr ( A4ra . 10 ses
5rex 3rM. flsF 4Ess 0peninE . yard 4lNn
t1e Flser --t tnAfisrssa s fai1sef k4xs
moved lie remains 81 lbe Anssll paasrspt
stock ~ TIE ola s.1ston afy <ooss sis41
east of TIE pssfo.fsce. Mss Ia bzrees -
aeciazea - es taa lsss n4sared al nl9st
accommodating posl44 eis1z - Al1oikso.
-ssst tlins' The god locking sssis-znt =
s.ss Fiorsuee Moore. Anol aeF sse ee1 fasDz
giFe this lnf5rmstl9n ior the eeosat 81
those Numerous lB4aIFing mLnas ps.sSssse,i
~ young Msa- The rFm tcf bslo~r 3
Wsr1rap. livery add sac sf48ls. bAs msrgea
THURSDAY tle frsG <arm rain "a tne season 7
naake= sDring seen Ike itseil - Robert
Emmstt bF a0as talent was reproduced
ia TIE 0pefs house on "Wednesday evening
-fks following Is a short 9 4l0gus heard
By a. carry riser on the oaaz of the mill
pond one nns morning l4st week Ine
zrsaE Foicesi frog Of ths 4eedy deeP 4uerl-d
Who IS n-t-ea0-ansf The ssset-volcsd
bird OF spring ehirped Llzzle. LIZZIE. Liz
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

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tsep seeafsd hhs - SISTER 1T Ass
News hsshtI Nnls<e hust.sn1 sas sftFa
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has snosi.sf sislef nsias la hasse II ~.
lsns - Aiisksk0u.
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a. Rleetls - secare lef asins 4ess.sliloH.
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xes.aa e lshs kie.aa Ano Ftpsrtsg iar as
fs.i saeA2 hEKAlD slsiled ihe nenls iasi
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better ena hsd po hofe "a living
ana toid tie story 81 bef ilit4e<tsosst ln =
stf4 Eniiorwera manner. She became ao-
aue.ltfd sltA osEi8f1 year saa iasi taua-
Efv sud ~eni - i've si his 5alUt - Almf
street - bss request 81 November isst. lie
ksQl her oanhara ia tAs house looAsaF uF
hsf cl0la and Tor fear weeks presiding
her removal Lef ted Lee neither hegn uaats
oE Changed. nr Phippen treated her - hen
she was hr-t taken slck snc pron0encea heg
vel. sanford hzd 5 cheerfgi way ~ cn-
roursging aef iulA heT sas VA going 10
aiH aud 10 Couia fseAi her a. vel aEy
sator ihal she Owed him So snc
be dldnt propose 10 gay Tor
doctor. her clothing Was
not sufficient security. lie Hefases - lei
her have . doctor 90 Any care. called hef
ali sorts oi Ylie usiGes Gna refused 81 admit
Ter sister a. the house. The fl1a ht gave
her was tainted. lie said sae misii a. well
lsy in Del end rot 30 dltu'i give a d-n'
a she only had lev DAYS 70 i've enywsy
The brute compsiled hef - oocUpy the
same bed With hlm for i've months 5esIlls
her enirea'les she said that she sgbnJ tied
70 this treatment beosuss sic Was siek end
sffSid 81 Sanford. size vas offered
home GA the West Side bgt ean-
ford wouldn't ist her 50 lie uttefis
refused a. give he water 90 wash
ia and instead OF les or coiee gave hsl stale
beer - drluE lie otherwise abused aud
iil trosiei bsf aud heT story is II chsfaC-
Ter % bring down toe wrath 81 al inaie-
nSni p0puisoe ou ihe head 0f that hardened
Old sinner Sanford
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02
EIRs his MORNING.
Uenninger's walker Ave. Residence and
saloon Destroyed.

The alarm OF Gre from box SO At O'Clock
this morning called the department - The
haiiding owned by ". J. Henningrr. on
Walker avenue. Nr. and Nrs. Henn. neer
had Just returned from 3 c1nc.rt a. the
Casino aud were prepari0y - retire when
they were startled BY hearing knocks e. the
door down stairs. Mr.. Asnniufer rgshef
downstairs anu vas met ~ fanlss He
then assisted hs family down
the back stairs and was una
bic 20 sare snyfbing owing
to tie Ere having gained sich = headwav
There Ess wss $50 in Is hsd vito which
he intended 20 pay his licen - scr the cou-
ing year. sni that was consumed Tae
Suiiaas wss in a n1ss7 of faues wien the
department arrived. ard a. water vas scsrce
nothing could he done % save 81. and it
wss burned to The ground Nith sli its con
tents The building ~ss fsiuei - $50.
snd toe stock snd farnifure 4. asogf g. 50)
The former uas insured for 2Tsl
and on the Others e. tffo The
two-sfory frame house. in ths rear of ne
saloon. occupied - Oscar H9Tssr. csaehl
Gre fron tas burning building and rss
dsmaz-si - re amount q anont fN3 Al
The larnifgrs sai efeCts hat been removed
before if bessn 70 burn. IL = owusd hy
Lyman Dennison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02
THE FOREIGN BUDGET
Matthew Arnold Attacks Far.
nell's Policy.
HIS ClHalRIsIs 70 GLlDSIgN
The "Fir1ssp pssnsil letter Proves :
ForFsrY ~ tspsfts sclisa
FfsaChnsn psmanoins fhe
heisass of Alss1e-
Lorraine

faspaS. Mas a. Aa'ths~ Arnold ls Az
aFtie4e sfiseklng the Para elsitss. fstes up
al ihe bitteFssi savings u fsFnss 90 bEsn
s0d eihfr headers 20 the psriy la order 10
Jastifg oosloon. lie describes tas lssdsls
of ths IRISH nsuoas. movement - draak
"a Fass aai hatred And IS rlskias Their
followers draak wiih ths same s.anL lie
SAYS tat n any other ooaurg o. Eafope
saeh express sons ~ e1inioa End
sash sCiisns g. sre observed nos IA
Ireland ~ouii be nsg ~ t1s
oes arsiiou 81 Stale "a siege. Tor tie
sske q the lrish themsslfes. NF Afaal3
thlHEs u would bs Wroos ant cr4el -
ailoN sach . state of fhiIs - continue
The ~ BE foFee 81 reas5nasia oplaloa "a
be kingdom. be adds. ~ sapporf tse
Government in putting al eni 90 disorder
IA ireland Mr.. Gladstone, couuoaes
Mr.. Arnold, "hAs the power ia close rossa
hls eyes 10 w4atever &c pleSsss he
has his mind IUH ~
great pieos Of parliamentary nsGaake-
iuent. which be expects NiN Insure LiM
the solid Irish vote and sea- hlm nIAiy ia
power a-a.n. bat no reasonable man aoflbts
that Gladstone Home Rule would eGa by
a rapid incline 10 absolute separation,
which would be suicidal for England Mr.
Arnold .n cone u-ion. adfaits the necessity
Of remedial measures for Ireland and urges
a comprehensive system oi local sell gov
ernment as The most beneficial 10 the whole
,eople
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Akt@fttte 70 Net tt-ta>eA g 80
LAssINa, April 3O.-A disgracefll and
pilI.ble sight was presented 10 a crowd OF
citizens today in front of the Capito! N the
shape Of dead drunk boy, Robbie HAnni-
gan, aged 3 years. he got his WHISKY
nice cents worth-at Hahn's drug store
and when found was in a critical condition.
His avs were set, MS pulse iinitered ieeosy
and tardy response was given 10 the sI!mu-
lants applied % bring him TO. III: Ham
savs that The boys mother gave him an
order 20 sell her boys liquors whenever they
asked for them. for they were wanted Al
home for medical purposes. Mrs. Hanni-
gan denies ever making sucn an oIdsf.
Hahn tried 10 secure suppression OF me
news No steps have been taken TO prose
rufs anyOue
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

tAe.4 4aste fa rsk F-s.4seer ttes-a
CEDss SPaISas. Nay This IS the VII
age that has is beautiful avenues lined
with i0Gy csdAEs, and can boast sf = Cen
tral Hotel SAD % De the finest north OF
Grand Rapids ds-Ths Jewell Post. q. A. K,
gave a camp ire and dance Friday evening.
and a 80 eacld time vas reported. --Busi-
ness Is booming and wonders Do not cease.
IL Is reported that the new railroad VIII
use steel rsils.-- J0sep Bucknell and TAM
ily leave soon tor Vicksourg Mich. Joe
las been an accommodating and senial 0per-
afor AZ the g. K & l. railroad Office here,
and ~ are al sorry 20 see hin s0.---some
OF our capitalists are investing heavily IN
the hen business. Fritz says that cows ars
small enough for him 70 have chatteis oD
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02
WRECKED ON LAKE ERIE.
The Schooner O'Sesii, with n Grew of
Eight Men. supposed 10 Have Gone
to the Bottom.

ANHERsrBURG. Ont. May l.-Fears are
entertained that the coal laden schooner
Louie O'Neill has gone to the bottom Of
Lake Erie, and that her entire crew of eight
perished with her. The O'Neill left Buffalo
last Wednesday, she and the schooners III.
" Sage, Thomas w. Parker, Riverside,
aud ID. s. Austin, were N tow
OF the tug Swain. They had a
great deal OF trouble dcdging heavy ice foes.
and Thursday night when OF PORT Stanley
they encountered furious gale. Just ss
the gale reached its height the tow line
parted and the Parker and ONeili came
together with crash. Everything forward
on the Parker was carried away and the
O'Neiil was dismasted. Captain Fitch Of
the Parker. ssys he saw the tall spars top
pie over, Eea-d cries OF terror
from the crew. and then the O'Neili sud
denly disappeared in the darkness. He
thinks she must have sunk IL she did.
not one OF her crew could have escaped. as
20 small boat could have lived in the saw
sza sea that was running. The Swain re.
covered the Parker and Sage and arrived
here Yesterday morning. The Riverside
headed for Toledo and the Austin for Long
Point. The o, N-iH q valued AZ SIS 900 and
is owned by Robert Holland, Of Marine
fffv
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

fFef iswsen aes.a esattaesa tesasf.
sas sasiisass "a tae NJ aosefisaa ass Fs
lass ssseiae fksi - &. sspss.s sirsse'
sad eaast sataf. sst siiT devoted sa si.
Ar. Tee ffeErsfetss fsaasfed ~ his 81
| elesifa sss esfsstaiT Qes gf fas uasi
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in $3.50 sAte ia tas seiestiens ften'
1Ntas sa1 frem the oxSfs ki4sinis
t5s s1eceHon ~ss sersFa fhs besat. ~
| oi ale eoaplsitsaa wess Eiten $50 skesi.
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st8noK Nessfs DAYS aat hfpes10 ssfe
glfsB az eneofe fef lhsir 4 ltteilIt aari afsea
ths aais sod e'sflnet snd NJ Dafis rs
rswxrt4i siib "a enftaslssile - Al fsf his
rendition ~ ngte solo -ty eli o1ts tss
Eeul ~ las sseutaF. Anuis al4.ef sae ea
Consi1eszsls in The ~sy u unish sud Asiss
tls taste Ia tao sioia solos. Toe qasftelts
49, proved a pleasing feature J. ~.
kromef sang TO solos 9Th maeh feeling
aud sEosilsst moderation Is t0ne.
The Fifih Ayenue Thesire Co. undsr the
mABAgemeaf 81 NiN ~ FecE ~ia open
their engasenent ia THIS eits tais at.eTueon
a. tie Wonderland. presruiinz that very
popular drama fanCtson- Ehs cosnusuy
j. to- ~eii known 10 neod al iuredustl0n
90 the pa5.ic their rspagAti0a being word
drama IN a strictly nrst-cisss manner ana
ths seating capacity oi the theStre should
Be tested Al every peFfofm.nos'
Manager saith snnOances a strong
specially show Al bis oozy lstiie tAestre ihls
week, Including msny % The brightest
stars on the vaudeville stage
The closing en,ertsinment in the UnIvsr-
H.. "A a...t
and National cradle songs. will be gwen IN
Powers opera House Thursday eveaing
next. Tickets on sale =, Spraksg & HoEa-
dOne's Tuesday morning.
STANLEY Macy CO. beg tour tomorrow,
At New Haven. IN &c. o. D.
The New York press has gone wild over
what Is known as the baby stare Of the
chorus girls.
Little Frances Bishop. the comedy sun
beam. has al iasi secured an opening 10
New lOrA city. and will present Mugs
Landing al Pastors some time IA the near
future.
Lawrence barrett will produce "Rienzi
this evening az NiblO's theatre. New
York. with an auxiliary force OF nearly 800
people. including grand chorus Of men
anu boys.
The regular season at the Madison Square
theatre closed Saturday night. and jim the
Penman" will move on to Boston.
Bernhardt's Cincinnati engagement was
a financial failure.
Kate Csstieton closes season May p at
Pueblo Col
Andrews Michael Strosoff Co. recently
seen mere will close al the Windsor theatre,
New York. MAY 81
Rendalls Pair Of Kids Co. have clo-ed
season 20 give E=ra chance 10 enjoy his
honeymoon.
Lotta has accepted the Pawn Ticket 4
new play. the lOint work OF Clay Greene
and David Belssco.
Across the Continent closed the season at
the Wonderland Saturday night.
Harry T. Wilson, proprietor of the Post
in this citv some years since. i. at kalama-
zoo arranging a tour o; the States for the
Indian Princess Niroqgs, actress and doc
tress.
John Sietson is organizing another road
company for "KuddygoIe," with Verona
Jarbean and Ida Mule in the cast.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02
SUNDAY SPORTING
& Genuine Slugging Match Be-
ween Welr and Clarke.
TIE GELnsI SPIDER 4 HlVr HITTER
jim Eel viii Accept Oineea's Ch<l-
isage q Fight 70 a Fiaish--A
Billiard Contsst tor ths
Worlds Chsmplonship-

AEN leES. Nay t-ize Wssr. the Bel.
fasi SPIDER. u Boston. and Willie Csrss.
Ct PHILADELPHIA igught 70 = haish ate a.
night ~ point ca Long Island S0aat- li
was dssgersfe oatile CaFkes face was
Knocked oui of al resemblance % humani-
~. oat be piacsilg stoo,i up 20 os punished
uati. the end II the twentieth r3Hn1. ~aen
Dc acknowledged himself beaten aud his
seconds tbge~ ap tie sDonke.
Tie a.hi Sas Marquis of Qgesnsbsrry
rules. for g. 90. A. smith wAs referee.
Ned Holsks aud JACK Frazer we're Weir ;
seconds snd Alfred LIANT ant Arthur Cham
bSTs looked after Clarke The q hsh. !astei
one hour and tHenty-three minutes. aud
tbose present say it vas one ~ the hesf ex-
hlbitions OF pluck an skill on record- The
5picer sas only slightly msrket sbout
the iaee, but was hurt badly around the
RIBS IL will take weeks for Clarke 10 re-
cnxHF